Sentence examples for aptly depicts from inspiring English sources
Spin said it "aptly depicts our worst fears"; Gawker found it "despicable" and exploitive.
Perhaps nothing in medicine more aptly depicts the paradoxical statement "doing better, feeling worse" than high blood pressure.
Hazanavicius aptly depicts Godard as being wounded by negative reviews of his films, even on the part of critics whose work he didn't admire.
The metaphor aptly depicts our epistemic predicament given Descartes' own doctrines.
They all might benefit if they could listen with open hearts to the plight of those without work in their districts and states, as aptly depicted in the song, "We Can't Make It Here," written by James McMurty during the Bush era, even before the meltdown, and unfortunately, it still applies today.
'We wanted to show the gap between what you thought people in Guantanamo would be like and the reality of meeting them, and maybe relate to them in a different way.' The film's early scenes - notably the three men's trip to Pakistan for Iqbal's planned wedding - depict what Winterbottom aptly describes as a 'holiday from hell', a saga of buses missed and bad food, rip-offs and diarrhoea.
Dick Rauh, a resident of Norwalk who also teaches at the New York Botanical Garden and is president of the International Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, depicts a spicebush swallowtail approaching the aptly named butterfly bush, or Buddleia davidii.
Ruscha depicts the culturally hot landscape of Hollywood with an aptly cool technical restraint.
For example: one of the pieces in the studio is a large yellow canvas depicting several animals that look like crocodiles or iguanas, but Kawai aptly points out that the green creatures are dinosaurs taken from video games.
But even when depicting shelled slugs, Benjamin Chaud's resplendent illustrations make you want to hug the pages of this aptly small-scale and chunky-sized book.
